– Everybody knows that gaming NFTs are going to explode for 2022. So, here are going to be three projects you can get in early on to potentially make some massive gains. Real quick, I wanna announce that The Parallax has just
launched a Discord server you can join right now,
link is in the description. In our Discord server, we're gonna have things
like an alpha-chat, where we can talk about
buying and selling NFTs. We're gonna give you opportunities for whitelists with our partners, and if you are an active community member, we're gonna keep an eye out
for you, because when we launch our brand new NFT project for this year, we're gonna put you on the
potential whitelist as well. So if you're ready to join
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Okay, so the first project we are going to be talking about is going to be DOGAMI. Now, when I first saw this project, I was like, what's so cool about this? It's just like a dog. It's just like a playoff
sheet where you knew, or like, what is this cash grab? But when you do a little
more research into it, it makes a lot of sense. First of all, I wanna talk about the team, the co-founder and COO
is going to be Sebastian, which is the co-founder of the sandbox. One of the biggest men
of vs plays of all time. Yeah, also have all these other people who are on the advisory board, who are huge too, like
for example, Yat Siu, who's the chairman of
board of Animoca brands, which is one of the largest funds when it comes to investing in entities.
These are like billion dollar companies that are putting this stuff together. Why this is significant is because if you think about GameFly or you think about like the Metaverse we've seen with artifacts studios that recently sold to Nike, they created space pods where it's kind of like your
apartment or your space pod, where you hang out with your
friends in the Metaverse. And if you think about it, does it make sense to have a
pet in your Metaverse house? That's just a natural progression, just like I have two cats in my house.
Why not have a Digami
in my Metaverse house, they're really playing off the idea that it's just human nature to want to have these kinds of pets. And if you could do it in a virtual world, actually, it's kind of
cool to art is pretty good. It's going to be 300 different
breeds of different traits, they're gonna have like
different purities, most likely have different rankings of different rarities for these. As you can put these puppies
into augmented reality, meaning like on your phone and stuff, you got to put them in the real world and there's gonna be a token and what I appreciate from
a technology perspective, it's gonna be low gas, they're probably going to
build it on a layer two, or find some way to like take out the
expensive Ethereum gas fees that everybody hates.
So let's take a look at the timeline. First of all, they're
going to raise money, Q4 2021 with the community. So all this is out already. I believe they have a
person that used to work at Marvel comics putting a story together. So could they have a movie
and an animated series or anything like that
to promote this project? Absolutely, right. There've been so many different
pet movies have came out that made so much money.
I don't see why this
can't make money either. First Gen Alpha Dog coming
out in quarter 1 2022, so anybody who is
interested in this project, you definitely want to go on
their discord, figure out, you know exactly when they're
going to drop the alpha. How do you get on the white list? If there is a whitelist, right? 'cause you're gonna get the tokens and everything like that. And in quarter two,
they're gonna have a game, you know, play to earn dog games. So not only do you have a pet, but you can actually play
a game to earn real money and everybody knows
play to earn is the name of the game of 2022. The next thing we're gonna talk
about is a little bit news, and that is Microsoft just
acquired Activision Blizzard valued at $68 billion.
If you don't know Activision Blizzard, they're the ones that
created Overwatch, Diablo, Call of Duty, world Warcraft candy, crush, StarCraft. Obviously these are going
to be heavy, heavy hitters. Why this is significant, especially for this video is because, now, we're talking a lot about game five, game five is going to
be the future of 2022, but we haven't really seen
these triple A studios get into the game quite
yet, because it's so new. If you're a large organization, you can't just like jump into NFTs because you wanna make
sure you do it right, or you'll make all your fans angry. And by Microsoft purchasing Blizzard and Microsoft is always
competing against apple. When Facebook, all these companies are
entering the Metaverse, Facebook has Meta and they're building their ecosystem there apple I'm sure they're doing something. And the Microsoft's making their play by buying a gaming studio so that they can create top tier games and Metaverse experiences for their users. So I would say in the future, expect more triple A developers
to get into the NFT space where it's not just indie game
developers, which is great.
There's gonna be a market for that, but there's gonna be a
market for the people that want that triple A gaming experience while having that play to earn element. I think like one concept
everyone's waiting for is like world of Warcraft, but
play to earn, right? Because you know, they
have economy Warcraft. Why not just allow you to actually make real money
playing the game, right? So it's gonna be an obvious transition for all of these companies
moving forward in the future.
It may not be right away, but it's going to happen over time. The next game that we're going
to be talking about is one that's a little bit under the radar, and that is going to
be Guild of Guardians. Well, when I say under the radar, I mean, like not a lot of people
are talking about it, but that a lot bigger than you think. So right off the bat part
is looking pretty good, it looks like a game
that people would play, even if it wasn't related
to NFTs and crypto and pay to earn on things like that.
Already 150,000 pre registered users, which is amazing to see. So when you're looking at the game itself, what I really appreciate about
it is like it's a game that looks playable and fun, even if it wasn't related
to NFTs and crypto. So you'll find that a lot of
like indie games and any kind of game, really, they don't
look that fun to play, to be honest and I've tried
a few play to earn games. And to be honest, a lot of them are kind of
boring or kind of grinding. But this one kind of looks like a game that I can see a lot of kids and maybe adults would play just because it looks like a fun game and it looks like something that's kind of accessible to everyone.
And this project is going
to be on Immutable X, which is gonna be a layer
two on top of Ethereum, very little gas fees, so as you're not going to pay a fortune just to like buy an NFT right and it is definitely one of the
better games on Immutable X, So there's like God's
unchained, Guild of Guardians and then when you scroll
down, everything else is like, I don't know, not that great. Like what is it? Nifty Nuggets? You know, it's one of the better games for sure on this platform and if we look on token trove, which is kind of like a open
seat, but for Immutable X, we can see that the NFTs are
definitely increasing in price. For example, let's just
say we go into rarity, let's go to a legendary one, I'm just like picking a mild one.
If you look over time, this game over the past month, this particular MTU was worth 0.2. Now it's worth 0.4 or five,
so it doubled in price but if we look at the all-time price, it's like kind of hot in the
beginning, kind of died off, and now it's on the rise. And some interesting notes about this game is that it's gonna be free to play, meaning anybody can jump
in and you can buy the NFTs but the gameplay is not out quite yet. Something to emphasize is that it's not going to be paid to win. I actually tried asking infinity yesterday and it was a pretty interesting game, but the problem I had was that
I felt like you had to pay a lot of money to like win your games. For Guild of Guardians, what they're doing is that they don't wanna
make it pay to win. It's more about like skill and strategy and things like that. So, I'm really interested to see how they're gonna
incorporate expensive NFTs into the ecosystem without having people
to pay money, to win.
Final game, we are going to be talking about is going to be crypto Raiders. So this is not going to have
like those crazy 3D graphics, like the other games I showed you. It's more of that 2D indie
style type of game, right? Essentially, you're gonna have
these hero, these characters, and you're going to go into
Dungeons and level them up fine with different items and stuff
and fight these monsters. So if you go to open sea, what's going to happen is that you're going to find these characters are all Nate, so they don't have any equipment on them and you have to find them and upgrade your character over time. Now, you know, if I sort by high to low meaning
the most expensive first, you'll find that other people
who are playing this game, they have found the equipment, they leveled of their character and so that's why they're, you know, trying to sell it for a higher price.
Obviously, if you aren't
gonna buy it for this price, but you know, they could try going
into crypto Raider, like, what is this game really? It's just a game where you
do like dungeon crawling and around in the dungeon that dark, and then you run into a monster and get to like fight each other. And I think it's more
like a turn-based style, like RPG where it's more
strategy and statistics, not necessarily like a lot
of like real time action. There definitely is a market
for those kinds of things. Kind of like monster hunter
or like Pokemon, Digimon, like those kinds of type of game play General they're still
building this game now, They're still like doing the lore, doing like the different monsters
that you can fight and all the descriptions to it
and there's going to be, I guess, on the website, there's like a book where you can have, you know, I guess more
lower of the game, right? So the way I think about it is like a play to earn game more of like an indie style, 2D style is definitely
our initial communities.
I really liked this game, And if they really nailed
down the defy elements, just like how defy kingdom's
already did in that game, like completely blew up. And
he's like similar graphics, right? Don't be turned off
by just graphics by itself because you know, sometimes when you have
low resolution graphics and like it's like 2D pixels,
it's a lot easier to ship the game, put it out and get people to try it versus like crazy 3D graphics, which take a long time to create, never want to underestimate
something based on the graphics, focus more on the game,
play the game loops.
We'll get people hooked on it and their play to earn economic model. So that's the thing game that
I would check out if you are into game fine but that said, those are going to be some
of my top projects for today and I will see you guys in the next one. (upbeat music).
